In other words, the integration of such techniques to the EFL reading classes tended to foster the learners' power of reasoning.
That will also be a chance for France, because the large number of French-speaking Africans will foster the French soft power and drive the French economy.
Secondly, the program aimed to foster the development of power with through the formation of collective identities, processes and capabilities to allow FSWs to address their immediate needs, including dealing with crises and improving the delivery of programs and services for HIV prevention.
It will shine with the works of art we will create, the community we will foster, with the power of the protest movement that will rise.
This discredited neoconservative canard ignores recent history and present reality alike, dismissing the role misguided U.S. interventions have played in fostering the very power vacuums Bush fears while discounting the multitude of strategy alternatives between policing the world, on the one hand, and protectionist isolationism, on the other.
REEVE HAMILTON and MORGAN SMITH Energy In the 2009 session, dozens of bills to foster the use of solar power died.
Pointing to Mr Obama's no-show and the government shutdown, it concluded that his "much touted 'pivot' to Asia feels more like a pirouette with an overemphasis on military engagement".The Chinese press is happy to foster the impression of a power shift, taking the argument beyond South-East Asia.
Throughout the world, governments foster the deployment of wind power to mitigate negative externalities of conventional electricity generation, notably CO2 emissions.
However, CDM could be used as a tool to foster the dissemination of wind power projects in the country.
Referring to Machiavelli, Heinrich von Treitschke declared that the state was power, precisely in order to assert itself as against other equally independent powers, and that the supreme moral duty of the state was to foster this power.
